List of medicines in Taiwan for treatment:

Alternative to Sorbiline in Taiwan

The best equivalent of Sorbiline in Taiwan called Sorbit. Analogue has exactly the same
You can buy Sorbit (alternative to Sorbiline) in pharmacies of Taiwan.

Attention! Always consult to a doctor or pharmacist before using pills or medicines.

Where to buy

Sorbiline

India

Ingredients

Sorbitol

Tricholine Citrate

Treatment option

Pharmacological group

Diuretic

instruction

partial

Sorbit

50% conformity

Taiwan

Ingredients partial

Sorbitol

Treatment option

Pharmacological group partial

Where to buy Sorbiline or alternative in Taiwan

To buy Sorbiline or its alternatives in Taiwan, we recommend to contact your nearest pharmacy. Call the pharmacy using the number on the map, to find out if Sorbiline is in stock. Remember to ask the pharmacist about the price of the medicine and the requirement to provide a prescription, many medicines in Taiwan are sold strictly according to the doctor's prescription. Show pharmacy near me.

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Other analogues

Name	Ingredients	Treatment option	Pharmacological group
Sorbit				50%
Aldactone(Spironolactone)				30%
CoAprovel				30%
Co-Diovan				30%
Hydrochlorothiazide				30%
Lasix				30%
Moduretic (+Hydrochlorlthiazide)				30%
Olmetec Plus				30%
SMA				30%
Acetazolamide				30%
Adenocor				30%
Aldactin				30%
Aminophyline				30%
Aminophyllin				30%
Aminophylline				30%
Ammonium chloride				30%
Anjal				30%
Anza				30%
Blopress				30%
Blopress Plus				30%
Budema				30%
Burinex				30%
Butanide				30%
Dapa				30%
Dapamide				30%
Depress				30%
Dihydrochlorothiazide				30%
Disemide				30%
Dithiazide				30%
Dopamin				30%
Dopamine HCL				30%
Dopar				30%
Dumin				30%
Dyazide				30%
F.S.				30%
Furide				30%
Furosemide				30%
Fursemide				30%
Indap				30%
Indax				30%
Kaluril				30%
Kamart				30%
Maniton				30%
Mannitol				30%
Maxpress				30%
Metozone				30%
Micardis Plus				30%
Millibar				30%
Monopril				30%
Nadis				30%

Equivalent of Sorbiline found in:

Medicine equivalents methodology